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ALESSANDRO SALUCCI (FLORENCE 1590-1655/60 ROME) and POSSIBLY JAN MIEL (BREVEN-WAES, NEAR ANTWERP 1599-1664 TURIN)
An capriccio with an ionic portico, a fountain, a two story loggia, a Gothic palace, and figures on a quay
oil on canvas
65 x 93 in. (165.1 x 2365.22 cm.)
Provenance
Alfred S. Karlsen, Beverly Hills, (†) his sale; Sotheby's, Los Angeles, 15 October 1979, lot 18, as Attributed to Viviano Codazzi and Michelangelo Cerquozzi.
[Property of a Lady]; Christie's, New York, 17 October 2006, lot 56, where acquired by the present owner.
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Lot Essay

The present view painting is typical of the collaborative efforts of artists converging in Rome in the 17th century. Alessandro Salucci, Viviano Codazzi, among other vedutisti, along with the members of the bambocciante, figure painters from the North, produced fantastical capricci for the open market. Salucci drew from a broad set of influences, including Claude Lorraine’s classical marine scenes, illusionistic quadrature, as well as the ruins and contemporary architecture of Rome.

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